Abstract:     The development of new quality productive forces in traditional industrial clusters can be empowered through industrial platforms, thereby achieving the structural optimization of the productive forces system from quantitative to qualitative transformations. However, current research lacks a clear understanding of the system structure that industrial platforms should possess to empower the development of new quality productive forces, and is devoid of in-depth theoretical insights. In this regard, using the Baomate Industrial Platform as an example for a case study, this research analyzed its system structure, key strategies, and intrinsic mechanisms in empowering the development of new quality productive forces in the Pinghu luggage sector. The study found that: (1) Industrial platforms that empower traditional industrial clusters to develop new quality productive forces should center on promoting social cooperation and construct an organically connected productive system; (2) The "synchronization-construction-convergence" platform rhythm strategy is embedded within the various hierarchical structures of the industrial platform, driving cluster enterprises to gradually transform from traditional to new types of producers; (3) Within the hierarchical structure, there exists a "storage-bridging-concerto" structural mechanism, which sequentially achieves the optimization of the productive forces system and ultimately establishes a new industrial pattern with a significant improvement in total factor productivity. The research conclusions will contribute to a deeper theoretical understanding of the relationship between new quality productive forces and industrial platforms, thus providing insights into how traditional industrial clusters can develop new-quality productive forces tailored to local conditions.

Key words: new quality productive force, deep transformation of traditional industries, industrial platform, total factor productivity